I am really not sure where to post this, but I remember as a child wondering if anyone else was given enemas. I was an only, so there were no siblings to observe, and since no one ever talked about them, I really didn't know! It was an odd feeling. It was only when I was a bit older, but still not in double figures, when I was at my Aunt's house when a cousin was given an enema that it became clearer. It was also the fact that my Grandmother also had a Higginson Syringe that was used on me, that I reasoned that these devices would not be produced for only one small person in the world. (You will find these reminiscences in stories "How it all began" if you are interested). At that stage I did not have the courage to ask any friends or playmates if they had ever had an enema, and the subject was regarded as taboo in polite company when I was growing up. I think our society was pretty repressed then. I think that I might have felt differently if there had been an openness around the subject. It would have been much more honest and much healthier.
Did anyone feel the same way?
Delia